CoworkingCafe‘s latest quarterly report on the coworking industry leverages proprietary data as of July 2026. In this study, we break down coworking space stock availability across the 50 largest markets, along with their size and distribution, subscription prices and top coworking operators. Atlanta’s coworking market continued to expand in Q2 2026, holding the sixth spot nationally for location count while steady space growth and mostly stable pricing point to a resilient coworking sector.
Here are more details on how the coworking market in Atlanta performed in Q2 2026:
- More Inventory: The Atlanta market added four more coworking spaces by the end of Q2 2026 — going over the 300 mark and reaching 302, after a 1.3% quarterly increase, the market stands in the sixth spot for location count.
- Square Footage Growth: Atlanta reached close to 5.80M sq. ft., registering a 1% increase Q-o-Q. This number represents just 2.8% of Atlanta’s total office space.
- Less Average Square Footage: The average square footage dipped slightly by 0.3% Q-o-Q, from 19,253 sq. ft. in Q1 to 19,190 sq. ft. in Q2.
- Pricing: Atlanta saw a sharp jump in virtual office pricing alongside stability everywhere else: virtual offices rose $43, reaching $172 / month; meeting rooms remained $50 / hour, day passes remained $40 / day and memberships dropped $4, reaching a median of $195 / month.
- Operators: The top operators in the Atlanta market are Regus (30 spaces), HQ (14 spaces), Switchyards (13 spaces), and Club Office Memberships and Industrious with 10 spaces each.
If you want to keep tabs on the U.S. coworking market in something closer to real time, our team also maintains the Yardi Coworking Index — an interactive, monthly-updated dashboard that pulls together CoworkingCafe and Yardi Matrix data into a single, browsable view of the sector.
National snapshot:
- Total national inventory stands at 9,384 coworking spaces spread across 166.36 million sq. ft.
- The top five operators nationwide are Regus (1,285 spaces), HQ (388 spaces), Industrious (191 spaces), Spaces (171 spaces), and WeWork (149 spaces).For better context, you can also check out our State of the Industry Report Q1 2026.
